The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-15
WARD ~DNtNHAS.
some Particulars ~Conccrning Ia War
risgc OF the rrcis. Actress and
thc Hall Captain.
New York Sp,'inl

riagc OF n rrciiy Actress and
thc Hall captain.
New York Spcyinl,
At y o'clock Wednesday morning Miss
Helen Dauyray, the actress, aud John NJ,
Ward, shor,s;op Of the New York basc-
hall club, wcr married. The aiEur was
surrounded with an mir uf mystery, and all
parties In any way connected with il ap.
pcarcd supremacy ignorant NJ i;s details.
Al Miss Dauvuy's residence, M. ~ Park
avenue, IL was learned that Mr.. Ward
came Ia the HOUSE about 40 o'clock and
had u conference with Miss nauvraN.
Room after, the lady having hastily gath
cred together u few articles, left with Mr..
Ward in u cnrriapr. Whcr the vehicle
proceeded IL not known, although Mr.. j.
4. Haokhur,, Mr.. Wards intimate
friend, who in authority Tor the statement
that the wedding took place, says II o.
CURED nj y O'Clock. A hall an hour thcru-
utter the couple took the Pennsylvania mil
rad train Tor the west. Tile wedding ul
this morning WIS the iulhlmcnt VI an
engagement made four months rgu. aud
although somewhat unexpected, VIA not
nm cntin SURPRISE tp Mr.. Wards lricndL
On Saturday Ward applied 10 the new
York management tor "a leave nj absence,
hut did not uy what fur. The wt-lding
TOUR will pruhahly not h. long, ~ Ward
will play with the club IN ~. Louis HoOn.
Ia theatrical cinrlca the announcement oc-
caaiunel more than an ordinary ripple oi
excitement. Mis- Dauvray war generally
supposed tn be- III and nsting quietly Ia
The country. ShA hid dishandcl her cnnI
liny for the SEASON u few weeks agp on az
ruunt, M Il was generally given out, uf vi
health. SINE then nothing has been hcnnl
NJ her, and II WIS not known that she had
recovered her health aud returned a. the
city.
Al the commencement ~ the present
lmprball rrn-nn Miss Duuyuy dcyrlopcd a
sudden passion and enthusiasm inr base
hall. II Wis not known that the national
upiimc hnd ever before Interested her,
and tic uuchaIiiallc diclarcd that she wus
utilizing lhC summer scasnl Ia advertise
her theatrical efforts iur the winter. H.
this m II may, MiSs Dluvuy became n hN.
turc at the Polo grounds, and urrly
missed u game. Indeed. II was Niid That
ON two nccplons she Travelled from Long
Branch and Sarliogi IA Ecc her iavuritr
club play ball. ~ pronounced hid her
feelings grow that SHE hal u handsome
silver trophy made ~ n cori III SiOO 10 bc
presented Ia the champion Club ut the
rlo~u III the scann. The emblem II lasc-
hall supremacy N nov known mthr DauN
nav cup.
n Cant. John Warl WIS the object ~
Mis- nauvriyz ppnrl aud admiration M
this time the Tact wls certainly not dcyel-
upcd. Miss DluyrIy WIS always accom-.
panied 10y her married sister und agent,
and WIS not supposed Ia have any interest
in the New York club outside Oi the dcHirn
Ia Erc thcm win. Another black-cy~l
young wommn, Who frequently occupied -
scat IN the gund stand, WIS supposed a.
he the ohjcci NJ the blonde uh~orisinp's lie.
| yoiion Mia nhuymy's Sudden illncis, -
lew weeks ngu gnyr rue Ia many and
varied uutor II wis then r'latcd lOf the
Iipt tine that the actual nyson Tor her h..
ierHt In baseball WIS n passion for Mr..
Ward. The statement WIS not credited,
however, and was generally regarded ~
IDLE gossip.
A reporter called nj Miss Danymy's
handsome hrpwn - r%'Sidrncc, 'oui'r
uf Thirty. ninth street aud Park avenue
The houar hal u Eumbw aud unin,iting
appearance The grr,n blinds NJ I'LL the
windows wrrr drawn down, aud the heavy
frul do0p Ia the main entrance were
locked. Thew Was not u sign of life Ia We
Hpon frnm the outside, and u looked ~ "
the tenants ven ulirrni.
4 vigorous pull nj the ipni du,r lrll
hmurlit . mbnst blonde mnid h. the duuf
She WIS cnulrr~ly drrrsri and ryidcntlv
not prrpaud 10 receive wedding guests.
/ - '.s....s-l a.. .....N..N. .4..a.l lH
.1ying ." Hupprr Won are from the
newspaper Well, ! don't know anything
about the mnuinp'
"ls not Mis- lnuyruy NJ homc'' asked
tia reporter.
"No. She lof the hourr In a carriage
about \ O'Clock this morning believe
she has gone lo The country. She dbl not
Hny when she would h. hack. She went
ont alone
The reporter next called Vt ~ East
Furly-RiXih street. WHERE Mr. Ward livrd.
The lady who came to the dOnr stated that
Mr.. Wnrl had moved his things ium the
huuHr last Monday. lie did not state
where be- was guing. hut II h supposed In
the house that he wus mnking preparations
a. gu Ia Ran Francisco, where the New
YORK club II Ia pas thc winter.
han Frohmnn, the manager of the Ly.
ccum thcn,cr. whcr Miss Dauvray played
nearly oil last pra~Dn, said the affair VA
startling In In surprise IA the members N
the theatrical profession. Mi~ DuuNray
had IN u measure disappeared from ihcnt
ricnl affairs since she disbandcd her rom
pnny shc wnr% generally supposed io bc
out ol town recruiting her health.
This IN Miss DauN ray \ Second marriage.
, Her irt husband Wa Herbert Tracy, o
dramatic author. She obtained n divorce
from him. aud ho married Eiolka Warlell
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